ng-nest-cnode

A simple application demonstrating Angular (SPA, SSR) the basic usage of permissions with NestJS (JWT, Passport, Github, User, Group, Permission) based on CNode template.

Related Technology

• NestJS - a JS backend framework providing architecture out of the box with a syntax similar to Angular
• Angular - a JS frontend framework created by Google
• Angular Universal - a JS frontend framework created by Google
• Material-ui - Material Design components for Angular
• TypeScript - reactive extensions for JavaScript
• RxJS - superset of JS which compiles to JS, providing compile-time type checking
• MongoDB - a NoSQL database
• Mongoose - MongoDB object modeling designed to work in an asynchronous environment
• TypeORM - ORM for TypeScript and JavaScript (ES7, ES6, ES5). Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, SQLite, MS SQL Server, Oracle, WebSQL databases.
• Ioredis - A robust, performance-focused and full-featured Redis client for Node.js.
• Passport - a popular library used to implement JavaScript authentication
• jsonwebtoken - a JavaScript json web tokens implementation by auth0
• @nrwl/schematics - Angular CLI power-ups for modern development

Features

• Use the Mongoose(Typegoose) connect MongoDB
• Use the Ioredis connect Redis
• Use JWT for authentication
• Support github authentication login
• Super easy to install and start using the full-featured controllers and services
• DB and service agnostic extendable CRUD controllers
• Reach query parsing with filtering, pagination, sorting, relations, nested relations, cache, etc.
• Framework agnostic package with query builder for a frontend usage
• Query, path params and DTO validation included
• Overriding controller methods with ease
• Tiny config (including globally)
• Additional helper decorators
• Swagger documentation
• Support Angular server rendering
• Support Angular responsive presentation
• Support Domain-Driven Design

Running the project

These instructions should be sufficient for one to get the project going on their local machine

Installing core dependencies

• make sure you have node.js installed version 12.13+

Installing DB dependencies

• make sure you have MongoDB installed version 3.4+
• make sure you have Redis installed version 3.2+

Docker Installing DB dependencies

• make sure you have Docker

Cloning the github repository

To clone the project, run

git clone https://github.com/jiayisheji/ng-nest-cnode.git

Installing the dependencies

To install the dependencies after you've cloned the project, go to its root folder and run

cd ng-nest-cnode && npm install

Setting environment variables

cp .env.example  .env

Modify the corresponding values as required

Starting the MongoDB and Redis

Once you start the database application, you are ready to run the server

Boot according to your system

Notice that the server uses MongoDB and Redis so we need to have a MongoDB and Redis instance running so the server can connect to it。

If you use Docker:

docker-compose up -d

Alternative commands

If you need to work on the frontend and backend parts at the same time, you can run

npm start

Then, you can go to the Angular dev server at port 4200 and test server requests (to port 3000), we got a proxy to the backend

If you only need to work on the frontend, you can run

npm run start client

Alternatively, if you only need to work on the backend, you can run

npm run start server

Keeping in mind that you need to have the Angular app built and a MongoDB and Redis connection established

Documentation

• Angular Docs
• NestJS Docs
• Typescript Docs
• Rxjs Docs
• Mongoose Docs
• Typegoose Docs
• Ioredis Docs
• Graphql Docs
• Passport Docs
• JWT Docs
• Tutorial Docs

Support

Any support is welcome. At least you can give us a star ⭐

Browser Support

Chrome	Firefox	IE / Edge	Safari	Opera
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License

MIT